arrival.
Add an approved commercial exterior or arrival view.
Connect the entrance, building and surrounding context.
Show the space.
Explain its
potential.
Help an audience understand the arrival, circulation and intended activity. Build the presentation around the people who may use the space.
A consistent project. A clearer sales conversation.- The project
- Add the approved project name, location and current stage.
- The audience
- Add the intended buyer, tenant or stakeholder group.
- The key message
- Add the commercial use, arrival sequence or spatial relationship that the presentation needs to make clear.
- The deliverables
- Identify the plans, exterior and interior views, fit-out coverage and any optional exploration.
Placeholder brief / Approved details and project imagery to follow.
The plan.
The experience.
Show how people arrive and move through the space. Connect the plan, entrance and interior views without changing the underlying layout.
Choose a view to see the project material needed.the space.
Identify the entrance, circulation and key activity zones.
Mark the camera positions used in the finished views.
The view.
Then the
experience.
An optional walkthrough can connect arrival, circulation and a prepared fit-out, giving a sales or leasing team another way to present the space.
Plans and still imagery can be commissioned on their own.Into the space.
Add a walkthrough of the featured commercial project.
Define the route, zones and prepared fit-out included.
Film or walkthrough to add / Include the approved route, runtime and captions where applicable.
Give the space
a clear
point of view.
Bring the building or fit-out, intended audience and target presentation or launch date.
Start with
the project.
The audience. The scope.
The intended launch.